Honoring life's greatest mysteries through mindful grief work and transformative healing practices
Anonymous says, "I went to Arkana's retreat in Sacred Valley in Peru. I have absolutely no compalaints about the company. Everything was wonderful! They were there to answer all my questions prior to the retreat." See more
Amit says, "I went into IGNITING 2026: Light the Fire of Joy through Compassion at the Menla Institute thinking it would be “nice.” It ended up being so much more than I expected - one of those retreats that leaves you feeling genuinely lighter, more grounded, and strangely energized in the best way." See more
Jennifer says, "I just returned from Family Weekend at The Oaks with my two teenage girls. We all loved it! The staff was engaging, attentive, fun and kind. The facilities were updated and the grounds are absolutely beautiful." See more
Vivi says, "My afternoon at the Great Vow Monastery was marked by kindness and welcome from start to finish. I look forward to returning soon. " See more
Anonymous says, "Being new to this kind of experience, I was a little apprehensive- I immediately felt at ease when Jacqui greeted me the day I arrived. She is a grounded, loving, caring woman that is doing exactly what she is here to do." See more
Anonymous says, "Thank you for an amazing afternoon communing both with Mother Nature and God. Peace in our hearts, peace in our homes, praying our community, peace in our country as we build peace on earth." See more
Death and grieving retreats typically range from USD $90-200 per day for group programs to USD $444-580 per day for more intensive experiences. Pricing varies based on accommodation type (shared rooms starting around USD $2,222 for multi-day stays, private rooms from USD $2,999), retreat location, and program length. Many retreats offer sliding scale options or scholarships for those needing financial support. Single-day programs tend to be more affordable, while immersive 5-day experiences average around USD $3,150 total. Some venues, particularly in countries like Canada, provide pay-what-you-can models to ensure accessibility.